dead loss

dead loss
noun
(coll.) (worthless thing) totaler Reinfall (ugs.); (person) hoffnungsloser Fall (ugs.)
* * *
noun
(coll.) (worthless thing) totaler Reinfall (ugs.); (person) hoffnungsloser Fall (ugs.)
* * *
n.
Totalausfall m.

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